Four Seasons Hualalai.  Sunset at the Wedding Tree.

Just posted –  an intimate wedding with Julie & Jim.  View the portfolio here.  We flew in to Kona for their afternoon wedding.  I’ve always considered Hualalai a special place for weddings.  It’s hard to explain… It’s private, but with wide open expanses.  After the ceremony, we took the couple for a walk on the beach, lava rocks and ended up with sunset pictures.  Jim, being a lifelong golfer, had a great time shooting photos on the green with his beautiful wife.  As the sun dipped past the horizon, the couple retreated to the beach for a romantic, torch lit dinner.

Meet Simba, our new studio manager.  Since 2010 is looking to be a busy year, we’ve added a studio manager to watch over our day to day activities.  Simba is in charge of inspecting mailing boxes, reviewing contents of camera cases and making sure all computer mice work properly.  While being the youngest member of Perfekt Photo (9 weeks old), he’s proven to be a valuable team player.

Last month, we got to photograph a killer wedding at the Royal Hawaiian. We’re featuring it as a slideshow on our website. >>see the slideshow

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Despite being a fall month, November is one of the best times of the year for a wedding in Hawaii. The temperature is starting to get a little cooler, but we haven’t started the winter rains yet.

Jacquie & Peter had an intimate wedding at Coconut Grove, with their reception following in the Regency Ballroom. Absolutely gorgeous! This was my first wedding at the Royal since the remodel, and I’m happy to say, the property looks fantastic. We were lucky enough to have set aside extra time for the bridal portraits. The beautiful architecture made for amazing photos. >>see the slideshow